The day everything changed was when I had a client call at 10pm—way past "business hours"—and I realized I'd done more in that one hour than I'd done all day.
That's when I asked myself: What if I'm not broken? What if I just need to work differently?
So I stopped fighting my brain. I started paying attention to when things actually felt easy. When I could write with zero resistance. When content creation wasn't torture. When boring tasks didn't make me want to cry.
I documented what was working. I tested it with my Academy students. I refined it over years of coaching ADHD entrepreneurs.
And it became a framework.
I called it FLOW-First Thinking—because instead of forcing productivity, we follow our natural flow.
This book is what I wish someone had handed me on day one of building my business. Every chapter. Every framework. Every tool I use with my students who are now building six and seven-figure businesses.
Not because they fixed themselves. But because they finally have systems built FOR them.